Huh? I am a passionate programmer and I always say that code is not the hard part. And what that means is simple. Beginners in the field of programming will say things like: "Do you really understand what all this gibberish looking text means?". It is a bit like asking a sound engineer whether they really understand what all the knobs on their mixing console do.
That is not the hard part, even it may look like that to the layperson. Understanding the knobs of an audio mixer or the syntax of one or many programming languages is not the hard part. The hard part is to know when to turn which knob, by how much and why.
That is not the hard part, even it may look like that to the layperson. Understanding the knobs of an audio mixer or the syntax of one or many programming languages is not the hard part. The hard part is to know when to turn which knob, by how much and why.